Although I have spent much of my life in South America, I was born in England and raised in Argentina.
I worked for many years in media as journalist, having been Co-Editor of the Buenos Aires Herald newspaper. I have carried out numerous research projects for organizations such as the Di Tella Institute and the International Raoul Wallenberg Foundation (Buenos Aires) and the South Atlantic Council (London) among others. Since 1985 I am a Academician of the National Academy of Tango of Argentina.
Since the mid-1980s I have traveled with international passengers - initially as a lecturer and later as a local guide and / or tour director - especially in South America, Antarctica and South Atlantic islands.
I have traveled extensively around the world in general and especially within South America, gaining extensive first-hand knowledge about the people, politics, issues and history of the region and how tourism can benefit businesses and communities by being more responsible and helping to conserve nature and biodiversity.
I am a Travel Guide of the City of Buenos Aires, speak English and Spanish fluently and I have university degrees in linguistics from the British Institute of Linguists and literature from the University of London as well as being a political history researcher.
When I am not on tour in my adopted corner of the world, I live in Buenos Aires.
